books by Tom Peyer

books by Tom Peyer

books:

Tom Peyer

Legion of Super-Heroes: The Beginning of Tomorrow

Mark Waid, Tom McCraw, ...

DC Comics, 1999

Your Mileage May Vary...
Granted - this book is not for everyone. The Legion Of Super-Heroes started out as a gimmick in the original (i.e. 50's/60's) Superboy and attained such popularity that it eventually kicked Superboy out of his own comic (twice)! Since those simpler (sigh!) times, the ...

Stephen Colbert's Tek Jansen #2 (Stephen Colbert's Tek Jansen)
John Layman, Tom Peyer, ...

Oni Press, 2008

Galaxy-hero-super-awesome-spectacular-ultra-spy Tek jansen takes it back to school in his second cosmic comic book adventure! When a misunderstanding ends with a demotion for Tek, the spaceman is busted down and forced to return to the academy that shaped him into the man he is today! Don't miss out on the comic book that'll have you exclaiming, ...

Cthulhu Tales Vol. 2: Whispers of Madness
Steve Niles, Michael Alan Nelson, ...

BOOM! Studios, 2008

Cthulhu has called and Steve (30 DAYS OF NIGHT) Niles has answered. Niles joined by Michael Alan (FALL OF CTHULHU) Nelson, Tom (TEK JANSEN) Peyer, Mark (KINGDOM COME) Waid, and Mark (GROUNDED) Sable kick off the new anthology you demanded. Yes Cthulhu Tales is BACK. Featuring more great Lovecraftian Cthulhu stories from more great writers and ...

Stephen Colbert's Tek Jansen #1

Stephen Colbert, John Layman, ...

Oni Press, 2007

Tek Jansen - a must read!
When I heard that the Tek Jansen comics were coming out, I was at first nervous. Would the comics be just as good as the show, or would they fall short of Stephen Colbert's hilarious brand of comedy and disappoint me? Luckily, Tek Jansen issue number one managed to ...

The Authority Vol. 4: Transfer of Power

Mark Millar, Tom Peyer

Wildstorm, 2002

Fascinating stories about evil hipocritic [people]. Enjoy !
THE FACTS: the book reprints issues # 22-29 (last 8 issues) of the original "The Authority" series, originally published in 2001 and 2002; writers: Mark Millar (#22,27-29) and Tom Peyer (#23-26); artists: Frank Quitely (#22), Dustin Nguyen (#23-26), Art Adams (# 27,28) ...

Justice Society Returns (JSA)

David S. Goyer, James Robinson, ...

DC Comics, 2003

The Golden Age Strikes Again!
For anyone who's a fan of 1) The "Golden Age" of DC Comics; 2) Great team books; 3) Compelling superheroes; or 4) Old-fashioned comic book grandeur, you can't do much better than The Justice Society Returns! I picked it up not knowing worlds about the golden age: Of ...

Flash & Green Lantern: The Brave and the Bold

Mark Waid, Tom Peyer

DC Comics, 2001

I Wished That This Story Would Go On FOREVER!!!
Mark Waid and Barry Kitson made me a believer in the Silver Age characters with this book. I've always been a Golden Age and Modern Age comic fan. For some reason or other, I'd never gotten around to reading the Silver Age John Broome creations (namely, Hal Jordan's ...

Stephen Colbert's Tek Jansen #3
John Layman, Tom Peyer, ...

Oni Press, 2008

Zapf dingbats! Everybody's favorite space hero has leapt into his own five-issue miniseries and earthmen & earthwomen everywhere are taking notice! Join Stephen Colbert's intrepid hero as he continues his battle against the "sinister" Optiklons without any hesitation or any clue as to what's actually going on! It's more starfield hijinks than you ...

The Flash: Born to Run

Mark Waid, Tom Peyer

DC Comics, 1999

Fast and ligthing reading !
If you love Flash,you can't miss this saga. Almost everything you want to know about Wally West first years, as a Scarlet Speedster, is here. But the best part isn't past memories: you will finish it, and you wanna read more... it's seems a thunder can strike twice in ...

Titans #43
Tom Peyer

DC Comics, 2002

Direct sales edition comic book published by DC Comics. Features The Titans (formerly the Teen Titans).

Hourman #24
Tom Peyer

DC Comics, 2001

Direct sales edition comic book published by DC Comics. The adventures of Rex Tyler, the original golden age Hourman vs.the time-travelling android Hourman from the future. This issue guest-stars Dr. Fate.

O Holy Cow

Phil Rizzuto, Hart Seely, ...

Harper Paperbacks, 1997

who knew?
In the late 1970s, when the Mets really hit the skids and the Yankees got good again, it became necessary, if you were a kid in the Tri- State area, to at least watch the Yankees, perhaps even to grudgingly root for them. Forced into this spiritually untenable ...

Cruel And Unusual
Jamie Delano, Tom Peyer, ...

Desperado Publishing, 2007

Television producer Bobbie Flint's corporate bosses punish her with a transfer to a little-known division: a private high-security prison deep in the Florida Everglades. As the new warden, she must use her marketing skills to transform this hell on earth into something worse: a televised execution mill fueled by advertising and ratings. Bobbie's ...

Noble Causes: Extended Family #2 (Noble Causes)

Jay Faerber, B. Clay Moore, ...

Image Comics, 1999

First Time Noble Causes
I am not a Noble Causes fan. I have never read another issue before. The reason I bought this particular issue because I read that Invincible (another image character) had a guest appearance. (As a note for other Invincible/Kirkman fans, Invincible appears for 2 ...